Israeli Media Says Tel Aviv Has Been Providing Saudi Arabia Intelligence Support in Yemen War
A Zionist website has officially said that Tel Aviv has long been providing extensive intelligence support to the Saudi regime in its war against Yemen, through the collection of espionage information and the analysis of satellite images. The report shows that attacks on Yemen’s infrastructure and capabilities are being managed through a joint security cooperation network between Israel and Saudi Arabia.
According to admissions by the Hebrew-language Walla website, Unit 9900 of Israel’s military intelligence agency Aman is responsible for collecting and analysing sensitive information to build a precise and advanced “target bank,” which is then used to direct military strikes. This support is seen as an important part of Saudi efforts to make up for its battlefield failures in Yemen.
This disclosure, in addition to weakening previous claims about the nature of cooperation between Tel Aviv and Riyadh, exposes the close security and military ties between the two regimes and shows that the aggression against Yemen is part of an international mechanism carried out with the full cooperation of Zionist intelligence services to advance US hegemonic projects in the region and suppress Yemen’s freedom-seekers.
Al-Masirah also stressed that new investigations have clarified the dimensions of security cooperation between Tel Aviv and Riyadh in providing military intelligence for the aggression against Yemen. Earlier, the Jerusalem Post had revealed, citing a Zionist security official, that Israel helps Saudi Arabia in military operations against Yemen through American intermediaries.
Reports indicate that these cooperative ties have gone beyond routine political statements and include the exchange of security and military information and experience, which plays an important role in sustaining the aggression against Yemen.
